StefanD

That seems true. But you forget that you can switch off the GPS in the camera. I never switch off location services in my phone, so there's no increase of battery usage for location services in my ...

The RP does not have a GPS. But synchronization with a smartphone GPS is very well implemented. Once configured, you only have to start the app on your smartphone and after a few seconds, ...

Yes, you are missing something. Approximately 75% I don't use video a lot, but I loved the 4K that came out of my LX100. When viewed on my 32 inch 4K display, 1080 just looks like something from ...

AFAIK this is correct. The R has no EFCS, and the RP has no full mechanical shutter. Edit: Guess I have to correct myself... The R does have EFCS

It was said in the video that the R5 and R6 are able to focus the new tele's with both the 1.4x and 2x. Looking out for the reviews :-)

I just tested it and it indeed moves the focus back a bit at the start of the bracket sequence. I can easily see this in the distance scale of the 85 f/1.8: I first half-press the shutter to focus ...

I just did the test I described with my 85 f/1.8 and got a curious result: Using focus bracketing with the minimum setting for "Focus increment", the first two shots were visibly front focused. ...

I wonder on which "very early APS-C" body EF lenses did not work. My digital career started with a D30 and that (only) accepted EF lenses. Maybe you mean that the early APS-C bodies (D30-D60-10D) ...

Image D is way superior. Better gradations, better shadows, less noise, more detail. Why is the sea in C purple??

In my RP, I find the histogram useful, but hindering because it obscures a large portion of the frame, making me frequently switch between display modes. I think it would be great if it was ...

And to resolve that 5% loss, you can probably keep the lens locked, at the cost of a larger bag to hold it.

I don't think Canon will ever say anything about third party accessories other than "Use of Genuine Canon Accessories Is Recommended. This products is designed to achieve optimum performance when ...

I wonder if it matters at all whether the camera is able to track a birds face or its eye. Wouldn't both fall within the depth-of-field at usual shooting distances?

My guess is that IBIS and OIS (optical IS) can only really work at the same time if some kind of synchronization of their movements is implemented. This probably means that the R5 IBIS will only ...

In my experience, the AF in the RP is perfectly capable  of following fast moving subjects. It's when you want to shoot a burst while following a fast moving subject that the RP struggles.

Did you try focus bracketing to test this? The tests I see here all use a target with sloped rulers at the side which are very hard to setup with millimeter accuracy. If you use a flat target and ...

Photographers looking for a lightweight super-tele now often choose a system with a smaller sensor. With a 800 f/11, full frame will become a valid alternative, offering additional advantage for ...

I'm absolutely sure that you can of course turn this feature off.

I think I understand, and I also agree that this lens should be sharp from its minimum focusing distance. It could however be the case that you're simply a tad too close at 35mm. How did you ...

Is that on the R? On my RP, I can't hear a thing while it's doing its time-lapse trick.